History
Good News for Clyde River
The Clyde River Women’s Institute has recently received a substantial grant from the New Horizons for Seniors Capital Assistance Program for updates to the Riverview Community Centre. This will allow…
Read MoreAutograph Books
I am sure many of you will recall autograph books that celebrated friendship and were very popular with young adults. The humorous rhymes were fun to read and recite. Here…
Read MoreWanted: Eager Zumba Participants
Just a reminder that Zumba Fitness Party is on again this Wednesday, March 30th at 6 P.M. at the Riverview Community Centre in Clyde River. Everyone is welcome for a…
Read MoreNote from Cambodia
The following is a note from Jon Darrah who will soon be completing his time with the Peace Corps in Cambodia. We featured Jon in the early days of our…
Read MoreClyde River Notes: 1920s-1930s
We have found historical treasure in a scrapbook carefully created and organized by the late Florence (Beer) Willis, sister to Jim, Arnold and John Beer and beautifully preserved by Florence’s…
Read MoreGood Luck to Jonathan and his Team
Jonathan Richards, Clyde River, is a member of the Mid-Isle Matrix AAA Hockey team, and next week, March 23-27, this team will be representing PEI at the Atlantic Midget Tournament…
Read MoreWomen’s Institute March News
Sadie MacLean was hostess for the March meeting of Clyde River WI. Prior to the regular agenda, Carol Richards, as convener of Home Economics and Health, introduced Jamie Constable, full-time…
Read MoreYouth Summer Employment Opportunity
The Clyde River Council is once again applying for funding to hire a summer student under the provincial Jobs for Youth program. Young people living in Clyde River and 16…
Read MoreUpcoming Events in March
In addition to the weekly crokinole games on Mondays and the Zumba on Wednesdays, the following events will take place at the Riverview Community Centre in Clyde River. Public Meeting: 7:00…
Read MoreRalph MacDonald
Former long-term Clyde River resident Ralph MacDonald has passed away. Ralph grew up and lived for many years on what is now called Herlihy Drive and had worked at the…
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